- As they
possess 78 chromosomes, all
members of the
genus Canis are
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dhole and the African...
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Karyologic and
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number and
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Using this
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allied species were discussed...
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Salvelinus alpinus. The
southern and
northern Dolly Varden also have
clear karyological differences. Nevertheless,
there has been gene
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